• Adjacent to U.S. Highway 45, 8 miles to Purchase Parkway (I-69’s designated route) and 10 miles via 4-lane highway to Interstate 24.
• 230 miles from UPS Hub in Louisville, Kentucky and 150 miles from the Fed Ex Hub in Memphis, Tennessee.
• Site is served with five (5) Class I Railroads:  BNSF, CN, UP, NS, CSXT.
• PRP is served by more than 30 trucking companies with facilities based in the region.
• The region is crisscrossed by the Cumberland, Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee Rivers providing the ability to access numerous coastal ports of entry. Known as the Hub of the inland waterways and home to the most northern Ice-free ports, the Purchase area has more opportunities for water transportation than virtually any other inland region in the country. 
• One stop from more than 130 domestic and 30 international destinations via United Express at nearby Barkley Regional Airport.

Barkley Regional Airport
United Express provides two round trips per day jet service from Paducah to Chicago. Passengers can connect to 130 domestic and 30 international destinations without additional connections. Travel out of Barkley Regional Airport is convenient, fast, and friendly.
United Express | Barkley Regional Airport

Rail Service

Paducah and Louisville Railway
The Paducah and Louisville Railway (PAL) is on site at PRP and connects with 5 Class I railroads at three locations:

• In Paducah, Paducah and Louisville Railway connects with the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) and the Canadian National (CN) railroads.
• In Madisonville, Paducah and Louisville Railway connects with CSX Transportation (CSXT).
• In Louisville, Paducah and Louisville Railway connects with the CP Rail System (CPRS), CSX Transportation (CSXT), and Norfolk Southern Corporation (NS).

The Paducah and Louisville Railway currently operates over 270 route miles of track in the western half of the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Its 223-mile main line runs between Paducah and Louisville. As a short line railroad, Paducah and Louisville Railway can negotiate highly competitive rates with national carriers.

The Paducah and Louisville Railway serves several rail-barge-rail transfer facilities on the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers and offers service to the local industrial parks. The Paducah and Louisville Railway currently handles approximately 200,000 cars annually, originating or terminating 99% of these loads at industries located along its rail line.

Paducah & Louisville Railway
1500 Kentucky Avenue
Paducah, Kentucky 42003
(270) 444-4341

Canadian National Railroad
The Canadian National Railroad connects with all Class I rail lines. The Canadian National Railroad is the only railroad which crosses the US both east-west and north-south connecting Canada, Mexico and the United States. The Canadian National Railroad serves ports on the Atlantic, Pacific and Gulf of Mexico allowing for easy transportation of goods such as petroleum, chemicals, grains and fertilizers, coal and other goods from Paducah to major U.S. and international destinations.

Canadian National
2151 N. Mill Street
Jackson, MS 39202
(601) 592-1913